—when you have
trouble with your
flock?
—when disease strikes
unexpectedly?
WE CARE
And Well Go Out Of Our Way
Our Service Men are well
trained. They keep up to
date with business trends,
new developments, new
ideas. Their advice and
counsel are yours for the
asking. Without obligation,
of course.
CONTACT
; POULTRY FEED
your Miller & Bushong
Representative
or call us direct at
Lancaster 392-2145 (Area Code 717)
*!FINEST SERVICE ANYWHERE ”
—when feed efficiency
drops, or egg quality I
tumbles? I
—when you can’t make
the profit to which
you are entitled as
an agribusinessman?
If You'll Tell Us about your
situation, and what you
hope to achieve,
you [ust how much Miller &
Bushong cares?
MILLER &
BUSHONG, Inc.
Rohrerstown, Pa.
717-392-2145
To Prove It!
, Lancaster Farming,
Saturday, March 29,1969—5
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Averril Royer
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Pennsylvania State University.
“'She will meet with govern
ment officials and gain increased
understanding of important
issues facing young people to
day,” Reyburn said. "In addition,
she will obtain a broader appre
ciation of individual citizenship
responsibilities and opportun
ities ”
Averril, the daughter of Mr.
and 'Mrs Herbert M. Royer, was
selected to attend the event in
our Nation’s Captial by officials
of the Cooperative Extension
Service. Four other members,
C. George Brink, Jr. of Berwins
dale; Joy L Myers of RDI,
Portage; Harold W. Brecht of
RD4, Danville, and Claude J.
Furlong of RD2, Johnstown, will
1 participate in sessions with
I headquarters in the National
AH Center.
One of the conference high
lights will be a special break
fast where the delegation will
meet and eat with their Con
gressmen That same day, the
AH members will discuss local
governmental issues with legis
lators at their offices.
A 4-H member nine years,
Avernl is a freshman at Mil
lersville State College. She
served her local 4-H Club as
president, vice president, and
secretary
In high school she was feature
editor for the newspaper, a
member of the band, and was
named to the national honor so
ciety.
She participated in the Na
tional 4-H Dairy Corfeience in
Chicago in 1966, was a first
place winner in the 4-H Demon
stration Contest as State 4-H
Days at Penn State, and won the
Outstanding 4-H Photography
Club Awaid
In 1968 Averril was one of
Pennsylvania's delegates to the
American Institute of Coopera
tion in Blacksburg, Va.
Woodchuck Shooters,
No Rood Hunting
With woodchucks emerging
from their burrows after lengthy
winter naps, varmint hunters
are thinking of the many hours
ahead during which they can he
matching wits and patience with
■groundhogs.
Although considered by many
to be a nuisance, hunters are re
minded that the woodchuckis
a game animal and that regula
tions which apply to the taking
of game also apply to the lowly
groundhog. ' ;
Especially important is the
new law which bans the practice
of “road hunting,” often a
favorite method employed by
varmint hunters in the past.